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I think it looks too much like little girl's car or something. Something a girl gets for her sweet sixteen. The olden days they were harder looking, a little bit of toughness.

96 was the best year for the Civic. Anyone disagree?

 
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disagree with you. i think the 2006 model is one of the best looking new cars out there, and I think it is a really the best looking Civic, perhaps ever.

In 5 years when people are tricking out the 06s we will realize this was the banner years for the Civic.

 
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hehe if a girl got a 2006 civic for her 16th birthday then she is spoilt rotten.
I like it, but each to their own taste here. I realise its not everyones cup of tea.

All the car makers have changed the look of their cars now though, and all have moved to a more futuristic look.

 
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It is weird how things cycle. 20 years ago we started with a futuristic looking movement and it progressed, but then I think in the late 90s and such we went back to more traditional looks, and now we are cycling back to the future again.

 
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I think it is very nice and stylish. Do not bash it here on civics forums. That seems wrong.

 
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It is alright. I would prefer to see it a bit tricked up though.

 
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Yea i like the new civic's especially the SI which is sick @ 197 or something HP almost as much as that new turbocharged GTI that VW put out

 
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yeah thats huge numbers from a stock na car.
I didnt know it was 197! Wow.. not bad at all.

 
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What exactly do you mean by "tricked up"?
I dont understand that term.

 
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Its a great car overall, the styling is great because you can go so many ways with it, just having the hfp aero kit on mine ads a tougher more sporty look, honda gave us a great car to base our own personnal tastes on.

 
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actually honda under-rated the hp on the si , a factory si was dyno tested and was putting out a bit over 210, for 20k thats a heck of deal.

 
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wonder why they would under rate it?
You'd think they'd want to market the numbers as much as possible.